St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

Thatcher, Primrose & Vests NKin-
stTei show and Louise Rial in
s.FOrtune's FoOl,, at the Grand
This Week.
Robson & Crane played one of the best
engagements of the season during the past
week. They had crowded houses at each
performance, and gave some of the finest
comedy work that has ever been seen here.
During the coming week the attraction at
the Grand will be Thatcher, Primrose &
Vests Minstrel combination during the
first half of the week, and Louise Rial in
Fortunes Fool" the latter half. The
Thatcher, Primrose & West Minstrel
company is the best organization of the
kind on the road. and their performances
this season have been of an unusually sat-
isfactory character. Their engagement
commences to- morrow night, and will con-
tinue until Wednesday evening, including
Wednesday matinee.
LOUISE RIAL.
Commencing with Thursday night and
continuing the remainder of the week. i'll
ciadlng Saturday matinee. Miss Louise
Rjalwill produce Fortunes Fool" which
Will be the first presentation of this popular
drama before st. Paul audience. The
play was written by Will S. Marion, who
takes the leading part in Miss Rial's sup
porting company. 1t is an interesting
story, we'll worked up with appropriate
dramatic action, and made good hit in
Chicago and other principal cities where it
has been produced. Miss Rial is an actress
of fine reputation, and she is said to have
made an artistic triumph in her new play.
THE RAGAN LECTURES.
Next Thursday evening the first of the
series Of illustrated lectures on THE De-
lights of Traver' will be given by Henry
III. Raglan at the Exposition building, i'll
this city. These lectures are to be given
here under the management of joint COM
mttee representing the Plymouth Congre-
gational and First Methodist churches The
dates and subjects are as follows:
Thursday, April 2S-"Pars, the Magnifi-
cent.
Tuesday, May 3-'The Rhine and Switzer-
land
Thursday, May 5-"Here and There in Lon
DON"
Monday. May 9-"Ramblngs in Rome
Thursday, May 12-'Picturesque Ireland"
These lectures have received the highest
enconium from the best literary and arts.
tic authorities in the land. In order that
the st. Paul public may have an oppOrtu-
nifty to Judge their merit the entertainment
next Thursday evening will be free All
persons having invitations will be admitted.
UNITY DRAMATIC CLUB.
There was very pleasant dramatic en-
tertainlnent at tine Unity club rooms last
Tuesday evening at which "A Lesson In
Love" was produced with the following
amateur cast:
Captain Freeman ........ Mr. H. S. Noble
Orlando Middlemark. Mr.. James H. Haight
p.lhf 1I.ah- CD1y ,fnl-Y
1'0'e0 the Se m.Ghae' Mr. j. R. Churchill
| Mrs. Sutherland, A.,
Miss "A Gastasia Winterberry. Miss S. B. Beals
Edith Leslie. her niece. Miss f. Q. Sewall
All the participants acquitted themselves
most creditably. Harry Noble, who took
the leading role, gives evidence of dramatic
ability which may make him star some
day.
SARAH BERNHARDT.
Bernhardt will be here next week for two
nights only-Munday and Tuesday. Her
repertoire here will be Fedora and
Camille.
THE DIME MUSEUM.
At the Seventh street dime museum for
the coming week will be seen the greatest
curiosity ever exhibited in Il museum, viz:
Johnny Miller. the half man. This is a
! bona fide freak Of nature, the half man
being all that is claimed for him. He was
born in this condition, and the pictures that
represent him are no eXaggerati0Ds. He is
a veritable half man and performs some
wonderful feats on the horizontal bar. His
body apparently ends just below his chest.
and he walks and runs OH his hands. His
arms are of prodigiUHs strength and he is as
healthy and intelligent as all ordinary NOR
tai. On the stages, Ellsworth's Zouave
children. Madame Ieittella. Thomas Flynn,
| Kelly and Holmes, LIE Monde. William
| Keegan. Riffia Bey. Ace Leroy. Rogers &
| Helm, the Murphys and Princess Ida will
be seen. On Friday the management Will
give each lady a handsome present.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURES.
A joint committee from the Plymouth
! Congregational and First NJ. f. churches
has secured the services of the eminent
lecturer. H. H. Raglan, to deliver series
OF Illustrated lectures at the Exposition
building in st. Paul. On Thursday, April
%. the first of the series, he will lecture on
Paris, the Magnificent" and the adms-
| sion will be free and by invitation only.
| The other dates and subjects are as follows
| Tuesday. May 3, 1.-The Rhine and Switzer-
! land;" Thursday, May 5. Here and There
| in London;" Monday, May 9. ''Ramblings
in Rome;;" Thursday, May IL, Picturesque
Ireland"
r.! R{TI ANU SEMENT NOTES.
| AT Turner hall Tonight. the Stadt Theater
sconpar1y will render the German play. Three
Pair of Shoes" with Margaret Kalberg and
| Karl LanEkammer, late of the Prin ce Carl
| th5ater, Vienna, in leading roles
At the Olympic every night this week
| Edward A. Glover's English Comique COM
! pany in variety and speciality performance
| is billed. The company includes some of
fha OFT of ha liz